closed

closed
{klouzd}
1. затворен, закрит
CLOSED book прен. въпрос/тема, по която човек не знае нищо
behind/with CLOSED doors юр. при закрити врати (за процес и пр.), the road is CLOSED to heavy motor traffic пътят/шосето e затворено за тежкотоварни коли
2. ограничен, предназначен само за определен кръг хора
CLOSED shop фабрика/цех и пр., в които се приемат само работници, членуващи в професионални съюзи
CLOSED circuit телевизионно предаване по кабели за ограничен брой приемници
CLOSED season ам. close-season
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{klouzd} а 1. затворен; закрит; closed book прен. въпрос/тема, по к
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ограничен; приключен; запушен; затворен; закрит;
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1. behind/with closed doors юр. при закрити врати (за процес и пр.), the road is closed to heavy motor traffic пътят/шосето e затворено за тежкотоварни коли 2. closed book прен. въпрос/тема, по която човек не знае нищо 3. closed circuit телевизионно предаване по кабели за ограничен брой приемници 4. closed season ам. close-season 5. closed shop фабрика/цех и пр., в които се приемат само работници, членуващи в професионални съюзи 6. затворен, закрит 7. ограничен, предназначен само за определен кръг хора
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closed [klouzd] adj 1. ограничен (само за избрани хора); \closed shop работилница (фабрика и пр.), в която не се приемат работници, които не членуват в професионални съюзи; \closed society (economy) затворено общество, затворена икономика; 2. затворен, запушен; "road \closed" "пътят е затворен"; \closed season ам. забранен сезон (за лов и пр.); \closed wood бранище.

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